A Book Review by Kajori: “Homecoming” by Jude Austin
Jude Austin's Homecoming is the second book in the Projects series. It follows Kalin and Tau in their quest for survival and safety in a world where they have no…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Stranger at the Grove” by Mary Kingswood
Mary Kingswood's 'Stranger at the Grove' is a unique Regency Romance where an impoverished gentleman, Malcolm Gage finds love with a mysterious lady's maid, Marie. In addition to Malcolm and…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Dark Heart” by Catherine Lee
"Dark Heart" by Catherine Lee is an intriguing mystery that invites us to join Charlie Cooper and his newest partner, Quinn, on a wild journey to rescue the latest victim…
A Book Review by Andrea Fernández: “Best Forgotten” by Kathryn White
"Best Forgotten" by Kathryn White is a unique hybrid between chick-lit and thriller with a mind-blowing plot twist. The novel shines for its original plot, outstanding character development, realistic backstories,…
5 Books to Read on International Nelson Mandela Day
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is one of the most talked-about persons of the last century. His role in the shaping of modern-day South Africa is monumental. It is safe to assume…
A Book to Movie Success Story: 5 Iconic Films Inspired by Books
Books or movies? Movies or books? Which of the two captures the essence of a story better? Well, this has been a topic of discussion in most friend circles for…
Freedom & Fireworks: Top 5 Reads for the Fourth of July
The year was 1776. A nation was born. A fledgling country declared its autonomy on the Fourth of July. Who knew that this country would go on to be a…
Jaunting Through July: 5 Books to Read This Month
Julius Caesar, the great Roman Emperor, was born in July almost a hundred years before the birth of Christ. Befitting the Roman practice of Romanizing deities, various sources even refer…
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